Extract Colors from Image
Click anywhere on the image to pick that exact colour, or use the auto-extracted palette below.
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A color picker lets you click any point on an image and get that exact pixel's colour — plus, this one automatically extracts the image's dominant palette too, so you get both a precise eyedropper and a ready-made colour set in one tool.
Common uses
Match a design to a photo
Click the exact pixel you need — a logo colour, a background tone — and copy its hex code.
Brand color discovery
Get the precise hex codes behind a logo or brand photo for reuse elsewhere.
Quick palette for a project
Turn any photo into a ready-made colour palette without picking points one by one.
How to do it
- 1Drop your image into the box above.
- 2Click anywhere on the image to sample that exact colour — its hex and RGB values appear with a copy button.
- 3Or use the auto-extracted palette below the image — click any swatch to make it the active colour.
- 4Download the palette card (a labelled swatch image) for reference.
Questions
What's the difference between clicking a point and the palette?
Clicking gives you the exact colour of that one pixel — useful when you need a precise match. The palette shows the colours that cover the most area in the whole image, picked automatically.
Can I copy a hex code directly?
Yes — every colour, whether clicked or from the palette, has a copy button next to its hex and RGB values.
Is my image uploaded anywhere?
No. Both the eyedropper and the palette extraction run entirely in your browser.
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